Halloween History
What is another phrase for Halloween?
All Hallows Eve
New York City, Ghosts, Stay Puft Marshmallow Man...
Ghostbusters
The number of pieces of candy the average household gives to each trick-or-treater on Halloween.
2 pieces
What does a panda ghost eat?
Bam-BOO!
The largest Halloween parade in the U.S. takes place in which city?
New York City
State where the historic Salem Witch trials were held?
Massachusetts
Say his name three times to summon him...
Beetlejuice
This animal is typically associated with vampires around Halloween...
Bats
Why wouldn't the ghost dance at the party?
He had no-body to dance with.
The world's heaviest pumpkin grew to be approximately how many pounds?
2,000!
Before pumpkins, people used this to carve the Jack o’ lanterns out of...
Turnip, beets, and potatoes!
Who is the villain in the "Halloween" movie franchise?
Michael Myers
On average, how many seeds does each pumpkin contains?
500 seeds
How do spiders communicate over long distances?
The Web!
Country/Region that celebrates the Day of the Dead, also known as Día de los Muertos...
Mexico & Latin America
Transylvania is located in this country?
Romania
"Redrum" is an iconic phrase from which Steven King Movie?
The Shining
The traditional Halloween colors black and orange originally symbolized this in Celtic culture...
Black = death of summer
Orange = fall harvest
What was the witches favorite subject in school?
Spelling :P
Haunted houses originated in this European city...
London
When did Halloween come to the United States?
18th Century/When the Irish immigrated to the the U.S.
This mask can be seen being worn by Jason in the Friday the 13th franchise.
Hockey Mask
This state has a city that renamed itself the "City of Halloween."
South Carolina (specifically the city/town of Conway)
What do mummies like listening to on Halloween?
"Wrap" music
This U.S. State holds the world record for lit jack-o'-lanterns at one time (over 30,000!)...
New Hampshire